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Card Party is a party game released for the Game Boy Advance in October 2002. The game was developed by Nintendo subsidiary Nd Cube, but published by MediaKite.
Gameplay
Card Party features twelve different types of games. These include the following games:
- Concentration (しんけいすいじゃく)
- Old maid (ババぬき, babanuki)
- Count (ダウト)
- Cheat (ダウト)
- Dobon (ドボン)
- Page one (ページワン)
- Daifugō (大富豪)
- Seven bridge (セブンブリッジ)
- Sevens (７ならべ)
- "29"
- "51"
- Blackjack (ブラックジャック)
- Poker (ポーカー).[1]
The game features support for four players using a Game Boy Advance Game Link Cable.
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